April Grace
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| April Grace | |
|---|---|
 April Grace | |
| Character(s) | Ms. Klugh |
| Date of Birth | May 12, 1962 (age 47) |
| Origin | Lakeland, Florida, USA |
| IMDb profile | |
April Grace portrayed the role of Bea Klugh.
Background
Grace starred in recurring television roles on "Joan of Arcadia" (Sergeant Toni Williams) and "Chicago Hope" (Elizabeth Hancock Tally), and repeat performances on "Strong Medicine" (Aneesha Walker), "Without a Trace" (Delia Rivers), "The Shield" (Frances Housely), "Family Law" (Atty. Kathryn Kaminsky), and "Boston Public" (Sandra Henderson), as well as playing supporting roles in several movies.
Grace was also a recurring face at Star Trek's The Next Generation and Deep Space Nine's transporter console, as (Ensign/Transporter Chief) Maggie Hubbell.
One of her movie credits is for Magnolia (where she plays the interviewer of Frank Mackie), a story which bears striking resemblance to Lost themes (unexplained character connections, huge emphasis on daddy issues, Easter eggs hidden for numbers and biblical references--in this case, Exodus 8:2).
Trivia
- She appeared in The O.C for one episode as a character named "Dr. Burke".
